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[@Capt.JorgeMoran]

Took me 20 yrs fishing to figure this out and you just summarized it in 13 minutes...

[@BusyBee11226]

DO NOT downplay what you do. You don't "Just fish" with a GoPro on your head. There is a extreme amount of skill , knowledge and dedication added to that. And that came with alot of years of experience.

[@Briggsy]

Cheers Mate

[@dantheman5222]

@@Briggsy nods fast last time I went fishing I caught two hearing, lucky I'm not a KZbinr, its why I respect these guys

[@chadelz]

I’m watching this because I’m just starting to learn fishing, so talking to me like I’m just starting to learn fishing.. is exactly what I need. Thanks for this

[@josephwilliamcosta]

The editing on this video and your videos in general is just AMAZING!

[@Briggsy]

Cheers Mate, glad you like them!

[@roguebiscuitmusic442]

I wish I had someone who could teach me stuff like this when I was younger. Since iv been watching yours,cavys,Timmy's videos. Iv never had more fun fishing. These videos are so important to young fishermen who don't have people to teach them. Keep up this video man guys like me need it.

[@lgd1974]

I just found this video. You are the only person who has broken this down in a way that matches my own understanding AND CONCLUSIONS of the Solunar Theory. Thank you for putting together something that teaches John Alden Knight's theory so very well! My list of factors to improve chances of catching fish: A. Moon phase (1. New Moon, 2. Full Moon, 3. Everything else) B. Time of Day (1. Sunrise, 2. Sunset, 3. Midday). Eyes of fish are sensitive, so bright midday sunlight is painful. Also, brightness makes fish feel vulnerable to be seen, so clear skies make many species skittish and scared to be close to surface waters of lakes. Also, water is cooler in the water column at sunrise. It's cooling down at sunset. Cooler water = water holds oxygen better. Poor oxygen means fish are sluggish or inactive. C. Weather (inland lakes fish like slight overcast, or even gentle rain to oxygenate and cool surface water). D. Location. All these other factors can be met, but if you cast into an empty swimming pool where fish aren't there, you're wasting time. It's important to understand STRUCTURE of the habitat, and how that affects the feeding habits of your target species. E. Lure/bait presentation (color, depth, speed, action). Different colors of lures are either visible or hard to see depending on sunlight levels, and water clarity. Lures should be chosen that best mimics the.species' natural food sources.

[@808bAler]

A lot of people may miss the science in this video but, DAMN Briggsy!!! You are just SPEEWWWING wisdom. Keep rockin' up!

[@Dirsmuutio]

The science here isn't very scientific

[@808bAler]

@@Dirsmuutio Neither is your response. Do you have a video about this stuff?

[@and7976]

holy ****, the quality of this video is insane! You are doing an amazing job with explaining and the animation and editing. Thank you.

[@georgefisher1719]

Briggsy you make the no 1 best most detailed informative videos ever made about fishing yew your the best ....

[@chetlockwood1491]

You earned my subscription today, great information. You've given me some theory and consideration of influences that might enhance the opportunity to catch fish, I appreciate that. I'm 68, almost 69 and live in Arizona, no beach but lots of sand. I can only imagine the thrill of a Bluefin off the rocks, You Lucky Lucky Man, Again Thanks for the Info !!!

[@jeffffro7674]

For some reason??!?! You and the Morning Tide boys are incredibly fun to hang out with!!! Its the same reason you have a beautiful woman and an awesome family!!! People want to be around fun people, it's just that simple. This was the best of these vids by the way, absolutely PACKED with right on facts!

[@tomv9011]

You are the best... just normal and real person! Thanks from holland

[@Moist_Fishy]

You were able to articulate that science into the simplest of forms. Greatest summary of the almanac ever!

[@aaroniha]

holy crap the amount of information in this video is insane, I find while diving that the fish are more scared and skittish when the weather is switching from sunny to cloudy, im not sure why this is, so when I fish I prefer that its either really sunny or really cloudy. Thanks for putting all this great information out, definitely gonna try to use some of it next chance I get🤙

[@MrBestmat]

Think it possibly simulates the shadow of a predator overhead and causes the fish to be more flighty

[@lyleswan4106]

Change in barometric pressure affects the fish' swim bladder, they have to change depths to ensure their bladders are happy. Ive read that changing states can take the fish off the feed due to this.

[@myungkwak0311]

Perhaps one of the most important fishing videos ever made.

[@boazz.lee7]

This is literally changing my fishing experience I’m catching so much more fish thanks briggsy!!🔥

[@Briggsy]

Amazing Mate, I'm happy it helps!

[@geoff1237]

the best fisherman are the ones who can catch fish at any tide/time.. fish do different things at all stages of the day/tide. majority of the time theyre always feeding,just like humans. it just takes time to figure out how/when/where/why they do what they do. GREAT VIDEO!!

[@georgefisher1719]

I personally fish the worst fishing times to fish at a place ,still get some fish or none but the action is slower plus the only advantage is when you fish well know fishing spots you have it all to your self ...

[@geoff1237]

@uncletigger believe what you like... do u only feed at certain time of the day? what about every other animal on the planet? its called opportunistic feeding. no such things as facts in fishing champ.youve only got to look/listen and youll soon find that out.

[@xxViiBeZ]

you're very quickly becoming my favourite fishing channel

[@Garrett-G]

I just got back from basically my first saltwater trip. Tides and moon phases make alot more sense after watching this. Cheers

[@Craig_Black]

Don’t usually comment but this is a great explanation that’s super appreciated.

[@officialWWM]

Some great information here. It would take years for the average fisherman to figure this out by themselves! Thanks bro.

[@deanjones2056]

Imma be the first to say that I appreciate the effort you put into the graphics. Thanks for being such a legend!

[@yakoobjunior9631]

Briggsy mate, I actually follow this religiously and have been quite successful. Really nice of you to share this invaluable information too. Catch you on your next video mate 👍👍

[@Fishyfish4]

Spittin some pearls here Briggsy. Very knowledgeable👍

[@jongwon2917]

Your educational fishing videos are the one of best out there on KZbin. Love the visuals and just how efficient these videos are. Awesome

[@jongwon2917]

Hey Briggsy, I have a question: Do you have any advice on swell direction vs wind direction for rock fishing? I fish mainly off rocks in Sydney. Much appreciated thanks

[@BotasNegras10]

Than you Briggsy. 🤙🏾😬 these tutorials are very helpful!

[@maffafafew]

Just watched this again for about the 10th time since it was released. Probably the single best advice vid ive ever seen for the novice fisho (me).

[@chrisoh6627]

Bait fishing at night on a incoming high tide, building up to a full moon, heavy sinkers to hold your bait and cast into structure. Works well in FNQ in the estuaries. If your in a boat put a light above the water to attract live bait so your not cast netting into snags. Use coffee tins for mozzie coils at each end of boat. Being at night if it's summer you won't die from the heat too lol. If on a jetty/ fishing a deep channel use a green light in the water to attract squid and livies. Full moon nights can be good for barra, if it's flooding fish drains and junctions with shallow yellow lures.

[@redtobertshateshandles]

The first night of high pressure in freshwater will see fish actively hunting using the moon to silhouette the bait fish.

[@keithscott9774]

If there's one thing I love, it's fantastic info like this told in a reasonable time frame, and you were fantastic. Just wish you were into boat fishing too because that's what I do when I get time. Thanks very much for your great teachings.

[@pakde8002]

Great tutorial on moon, tides and current. Wind direction is also very important for land based ocean fishing. Also, while not a fixed feature like tides, if you are already near a fishing site you should pay attention to sudden changes in barometric pressure. It's a bit risky with new carbon based rods but if you start fishing just before a sudden storm you have an excellent chance of catching nice fish. Just be ready to toss your rod far away and hit the dirt when it starts humming.

[@timothyjones9430]

Good stuff. Seems so obvious but so easily over looked.

[@dalon6900]

Loving the added graphics and these informative videos. Thanks mate!

[@zoyazworld]

One of the best video on KZbin which explains everything in this short time. I learned a lot about the fishing theory. Your info is really great and helpful. Thanks for sharing such a good knowledge.

[@alexfinn7989]

Wow...Finally a video that makes sense of everything! Thanks!

[@Jivehere638]

I love the thought put into these. So sick and the little hand drawn graphics super good.

[@JakeLemon]

This will change my life as much as your FG knot tutorial! Thanks for the high quality content mate! 👍🍻

[@klav07]

Legendary series. The graphics makes it so easy to digest even though Im likely to never do this Im still super keen on this series

[@bridgettwilliams6329]

Awesome video. Massively important information! Tyvm.

[@ReelisticFishing]

Bro!! You put it so simply! I’ve never thought of the new moon like that. So not as much hunting action during the night. Morning is the big feast! Thanks man!! You learn something new every day

[@stephenwood4053]

Liked it; as we say, Fishing can be fun whether or not ya bag out. Sometimes just sitting on a riverbank targeting bream and watching the water flow by is so relaxing.

[@BlamBan]

This has to be the most valuable fishing video i ever watched, knot videos as well. Confirmed some theories ive had all my life as well as taught me some new stuff i didn't know. Thankyou so much!!

[@Tepi_Sikit]

fishing with knowledge always the best.

[@dans7138]

Probably the most useful video I've ever watched

[@H3ath]

Haha "Just fishing with a go pro on my head", after watching most of your incredibly informative video series to learn how to fish I would argue you contribute far more than that. Thanks for the content :)

[@elmersurigao623]

Thank you. A good addition to my little knowledge in beach shoreline fishing.

[@Beeflup168]

I love these diagrams its beautiful!

[@tomjeffers4122]

Fantastic presentation! Explained so well everyone can understand. Thanks

[@MrWillster05]

Please keep doing these educational vids. Im usually a freshwater angler but am getting more and more into saltwater angling, Thank you

[@jackmanjls]

Excellent presentation. Great graphics. Easily understood. One of the best or the best presentation I've seen on youtube.

[@lureman100]

Just come across your channel Briggsy....... wow a breath off fresh air love the fine but easy to understand detail

[@xXclusive808x]

Love your videos. You get straight to the point with statistical data. Your content has allowed me to steadily improve my angling skills. I watch alot of different content from different sources but I tend to re-watch yours more often. Thankyou fine Sir.

[@bino_momo3743]

Congratson the 200k subs Brigs! Always a pleasure to watch your videos!!!!!!

[@greatwhitesfishingadventur2273]

Brilliant analogy of all of the basics to fish by !!! Very informative with tides and moon phases !!! Congrats on the 200K subs !!!

[@Briggsy]

Cheers Mate!

[@timallenfanclubofficial]

Clear and concise information. You clearly know a LOT about this!

[@TheFishCatcher]

I agree with you on the new moon phase. I primarily fish for largemouth bass and all of my biggest bass have come on the new moon phase 👍🏼

[@wildlinesau]

This is a fantastic explanation of what to look for and why, super helpful and educational

[@josefloridaflatsfishing2478]

Great info. Awesome vid like always. Miss seeing you and the boys out on those ledges losing your minds hooking up those bangers. Stay safe n godbless you n the family. "Legendary fisherman with a go pro on his head" Yeeeeeew Briggsyyyyyyy !!!

[@archiebuckingham3935]

This is a sick video briggsy!! I never even knew new moon was a good phase. This is gonna help a ton. YEWWW

[@switchofftogettagrip1400]

Don't no much about fishing, am headed to NZ for some time off, this video/previous one and all the videos yet to be watched will drum the information into me, as well as a family who have fished the areas for 40+ years will help me catch my wife her dinner plate or bigger snapper :)

[@kristianrala8622]

Simple and concise; very informative and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing your passion! I have to share this to my mates! Wonderful thoughts! Keep it up!

[@toddynineteen90z53]

Your the peoples champion briggsy!! This stuff is what I struggle to understand the most! And as usual, you do gods work in explaining it to me!! Much love breh!!

[@henryrossouw930]

Brilliant.The best I've ever watched on this topic.

[@eddiechin4773]

Like your previous vid, this again has lots of useful information sourced from your experience. Learned so much. Keep them coming.

[@juankast26]

yours and cavys are the bst fkn fishing travel cooking and life knowledge channels on the tube

[@singlehook3039]

Excellently served with nice editing skills! Cheers Briggsy!

[@CaseyRead]

The effort put into this series is next level! Excellent work Briggsy!

[@mgzw90]

Wow! So much info it’s making my head spin!!! Many thanks dude 🎣🎣🐟🐟👍👍

[@nickpanda2029]

Top vid mate this is gold..kids this information is priceless pay attention🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@jake91671]

Another super informative video! Thanks a bunch from the state's Briggsy!! Huge fan of the channel!!

[@gibo1363]

Great video bro! Nice to see all those factors overlaid by someone who knows their shiznit!

[@ivan22051]

Great, make things much more simpler and understandable for newbies like me

[@omar1998ize]

Amaaazing mate !!!! This is gold !!

[@Roccopaul73]

Brilliant ,thanks bro.( Florida USA )👊🏼

[@lynn911able]

Most valuable video I’ve watched for a very long time thanks for sharing

[@mtobias55]

Mate the editing and effects on this video are 10/10. Very professional mate 👌

[@ViverAPesca_CMorais]

Amazing how predatory fish hunt the same way around the world...! The tips you gave pretty much apply in general to Seabass (most common predator shore fish here in Portugal), the tides, the spots, the currents....! Keep it up, this is the kind of videos we need! :)

[@filipejardim4224]

Excellent explanation Briggsy , I will try to put these tips into practice, then tell you how it went, thanks. From Madeira Island, Portugal

[@Briggsy]

Best of luck Mate!

[@PescadorMexicano]

Thank you for sharing this amazing video, it would help me out to catch more fish at my fishing area. Receive good vibes from Mexican Caribbean Briggsy!

[@timgriffinau]

Most useful fishing video I've watched!! Great channel mate

[@anthonycox1870]

Diagrams are really usefully. Took screen shots for later. Great video champ.

[@TomasWatchReviews]

wonderful and clear.

[@ahmedyoussri1]

Oh man you got it right at the spot, the bestest video ever explaining all about moon and tide factors, also the combinations you showed in different locations sounds great, of course subscribed and ringed, thanks alot

[@afluidvision8929]

Dude your editing is next level nice work! Great info man

[@dulcetwords]

Mate it's videos like these that get you 200k subs. It's awesome man!

[@DiegueCR]

Thanks so much for all this knowledge! Cheers from Costa Rica

[@benno8438]

Awesome stuff Briggsy! Those animations were mint.

[@agelualofa]

I love this one Briggsy brother. Beautiful analysis. Love it

[@hazza196]

Great video Briggsy. I have the exact same theory that when the full moon is glaring ontop of the ocean, fish can feed coz they can see whats going on, but on the new, its opposite. Cheers for these videos mate yewww!

[@bentleypalmer3623]

Great informative video. I also hear about barometric pressure. Low pressure bad high pressure good and high and starting to drop best.

[@makua5615]

Thanks brutha!! A lot of fisherman keep their secrets, thanks for sharing some

[@fi7440]

Awesome knowledge, thanks for sharing!

[@bobbyb9371]

Definitely a fan of the new moon, even in estuary. Had a lot of success with flatties, whiting, and bream. When I worked it out I always fished 1hour before and 1 hour after high, and it worked a treat, and this estuary was land locked from the beach so there was no tidal flow!!!!!!!!!! Go figure, I can't work it out but it works for some reason. Even with the seasonal snapper from the yak it seems to work too. Great vid. Cheers BobbyB.

[@jiguru]

thanks man. very good explanation. in our place it's a bit different, but still many similar things. big 👍

[@dano253]

I second the theory of better action 3-4 days before full/new moon based on my experience, and my theory of fishing on the day of either one is the same, the fish have been feeding on the lead up and aren’t that hungry anymore. Saying that I caught a good Barra middle of the day on a full moon so give it a go anyway. While I’m here a tip for Jewwies of the beach.... Last quarter of the moon and first 2 hours of runout tide after sunset 👌 Thanks Briggsy good vid as usual

[@mdfishing299]

This is mental Briggsy! I'm fishing in UK, but I've just checked moon phases from last year when I had the best fishing days for bass and like you said everything were around new moon or full moon!!

[@mastro-tyrikos]

Τhanks, mate.

[@bongie1632]

Great content. Me and my wife just started fishing as a hobby. This video is very informative! Just shared it with my friends. Thanks

[@lukeblampied4082]

Quality content loved it. Best fishing video ive seen .You described it better than any teacher could😁 I do lots of bass fishing in jersey uk and I'd never really thought about some of this you mentioned , so thanks minds expanded indeed .We get a very good tidal range here which helps with constant current as we are an island. so I personally fish 2 hrs after any low tide that's flowing in and 2 hrs after the high tide and it works almost everytime aslong as it coincides with dusk, and also Most times on smaller tides too. I do blank obviously but 75% of the time we catch but maybe the small schoolies. But your right on an island no current no fish not if you want sea bass.✌

[@redtobertshateshandles]

I've found prior to sunrise to be best bite time. Fish can shut down once it's light. I guess that it depends on many things. Water clarity, fish type. Gonna try your new moon theory. I agree with your full moon theory, but, first night of high pressure on the full moon can see predatory fish hunting bait fish silhouetted by the moon.

[@CraftyKiwiLures]

Wow you have so much information, great work very knowledgeable, keep it up Briggsy 🤙